[PDF] Eric Clapton, Day By Day: The Later Years, 1983-2013 Pdf ISBN-10 1617130532, ISBN-13 978-1617130

Eric Clapton, Day by Day: The Later Years, 1983-2013

(Book). Volume 2 of Eric Clapton, Day by Day covers 1983 through to 2013, listing all of Clapton's tour dates, set lists, recording sessions, and guest appearances for that period, along with quotes and narrative from engineers, producers, and musicians who were involved. Where possible, entries for recording sessions, as well as live recordings, list all accompanying musicians and the studio loca...

By Marc Roberty
Hardcover: 352 pages
Publisher: Backbeat Books (September 1, 2013)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1617130532
ISBN-13: 978-1617130533
Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 1.3 x 11 inches
Format: PDF Text TXT ebook

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Volume 2 pickups up where Volume 1 left off. In 1983 the highlight of that year was the A.R.M.S concerts both shows in London and then the short 4 city tours of the states. Having been one of the lucky ones to have seen the 2 show at the L.A. Forum (tickets were only $20.00)one wishes a deluxe editi...

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I actually still felt a little awkward reading some of the stuff in here knowing that I would be handing over the book to my 12,14,&15 year old teens. from USC’s school of cinema and television. No doubt about it: this book is difficult to enjoy. I wasn't expecting to like the other stories as much but I did, especially the first story in the book. It predates both of these fine works and is a shorter work than either of them.